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Special practice problems for young children to connect mathematical thinking and number squares

author:Kindergarten and Primary School Transition Database

Counting several squares ❓ is a mandatory question for the first grade, and it is also a difficult question type for the first grade math

Therefore, children should be allowed to practice well in the kindergarten stage to avoid encountering this question type in the first grade without knowing how to do it

At the same time, doing more of this type of problem will help improve children's mathematical thinking ability and make it easier for children to learn mathematics

Special practice problems for young children to connect mathematical thinking and number squares
Special practice problems for young children to connect mathematical thinking and number squares
Special practice problems for young children to connect mathematical thinking and number squares
Special practice problems for young children to connect mathematical thinking and number squares
Special practice problems for young children to connect mathematical thinking and number squares
Special practice problems for young children to connect mathematical thinking and number squares

Spatial imagination ability inventory

Children's spatial imagination is very important, the exercise method in addition to the tangram to build different graphics can be used cubes small blocks to build a large cube, and then let the baby count how many there are in total, good spatial imagination can directly observe how many in each column (you can find out the hidden ones), then how to find out how many of them are more intuitive, the best way is [top floor notation], treat each column as a building, the height of the floor is marked on the top floor, and then make clever calculations

Special practice problems for young children to connect mathematical thinking and number squares
Special practice problems for young children to connect mathematical thinking and number squares
Special practice problems for young children to connect mathematical thinking and number squares

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